Two questions, and then a business that already works.
Sixteen apps is a lot to look at and nothing to set up. Signing up asks what the business is called and what you want to start with, and everything below is already done by the time you get there.
- Free for 14 days
- No card needed
- Nobody rings you
No card at any point, and nobody rings you.
This is the entire form.
Not the first step of the form. There is no second page, no card, no company size, no “how did you hear about us”, and nobody rings you. The second question is the only one that changes anything, and it changes what you see, never what you are allowed to have.
Signing up
What is the business called?
Wildroot Flowers
What do you want to start with?
- Your day
- Your website
- Selling
- People
- Money
- Running it
That is the whole form. No card, free for fourteen days.
It is all there, and it is all ready.
Opening something for the first time should not mean an empty screen and a manual. Here is what is already in each part of the workspace the first time you look at it.
Your day
A screen that already knows what to show you first, arranged around the apps you said you wanted.
Home
Your website
A real website with your business name on it, live on a Piggles address, with pages you can edit rather than a blank canvas.
My Site · Content · Get Found · Campaigns
Selling
Tax, postage and a currency already set for where you are, so the first product you add is sellable.
Sell · Stock · Partners
People
A customer list with a pipeline in it and the stages a small business actually uses, not an empty database.
Customers · Messages · Bookings
Money
Your accounts, your invoice numbering and a template with your name on it: ready to send the first one.
Invoices · Money
Running it
You, as the owner, with access to everything, and the settings a second person will need on the day you hire them.
My Team · Automations · Connections
The question you answer is not a plan you are on.
What you didn’t pick is already there
Nothing was withheld and nothing is off. The apps you did not choose are out of your way rather than out of your reach, and putting one back in front of you takes a tap and costs nothing.
You can change your mind on Tuesday
The answer sets what you see first, not what you are allowed to have. Nothing you choose at signup is a door you have to pay to reopen later.
Nothing has to be undone first
Showing one later does not reset anything or start you over. It has been sitting there the whole time with your business already in it: the customers, the products and the numbers it needs are the ones you have been using.
Then fourteen days that are actually fourteen days.
No card, at all
Not held, not authorized, not asked for. There is nothing to cancel if you decide it is not for you: the trial simply ends.
All sixteen apps, the whole time
A trial is not a smaller Piggles. Nothing is withheld to be sold to you later, because there is nothing above the one plan to sell.
Real work, kept
The website you build, the customers you add and the invoices you send during the trial are yours. Carrying on does not mean starting again.
